donkey's alright

@donkeysnotalright

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furiousgoldfish

No, they wont ever admit that they’ve done you wrong. You can stop waiting. You wont hear confession slip their lips. They know what they’ve done, but they’ll insist on having intelligence lower than a 3 year old and pretend to not understand that abuse hurts, that their actions caused damage, that their intentions no longer matter once they’ve traumatized someone. If they admitted what they did, they would have to face themselves, face what they are. And they don’t want to. They would rather point at you and point out how you deserved it. And having you suffer in exchange for them feeling guilt free forever? That sounds like a good deal to them.

(via furiousgoldfish)

me: no but are you sure you love me, like really sure, i don't want to pressure you

husband: we have been married for 23 years

#my poor husband

honeyproducer-blog

I’m writing a depression themed cookbook and the first recipe is plain store bought tortilla chips with no salsa or anything and you eat the whole bag

frankenfemme

I got Zoloft in my bag

(Swag)

officialunitedstates

“parkour" I say as I walk up one step

buzzfeedau

Trauma survivors on tv: (beautifully broken, delivers tearful speech on their traumas, hug it out)

Me: (describes abusive event and laughs) BOY THAT SURE WAS FUCKED UP

chaevelvets-blog

kimreesesdaughter

This is what I’ve been waiting for. The center one gives me life.

weandthecolor

Abandoned Psychiatric Hospitals captured by Christopher Payne

See more of his photographs here.

Follow WE AND THE COLOR on: Facebook I Twitter I Google+ I Pinterest I Flipboard I Instagram

We went to our first Mariners game last night and it did not suck.

💖💖💖

carys-virago-blog-deactivated20

Nobody would ever SAY they hate someone for being mentally ill. Of course not!

-They hate them for being ‘immature’

-For being ‘needy’

-For having ‘outbursts’ or ‘tantrums’

-For ‘being depressing’ or ‘bringing the mood down’

-For being ‘flakey’ or ‘disorganised’

-For being ‘weird’ or ‘awkward’

But if you judge people for:

-Displaying childlike features

-Fearing abandonment or being unable to function independently

-Being unable to regulate emotion

-Openly discussing their mood disorder or depressed thoughts

-Having memory or concentration problems, dissociative problems or disorganised thought

-For being eccentric, experiencing paranoia, or struggling to recognise social cues

You’re basically saying ‘I don’t hate mentally ill people, I just hate the way that their disorder affects me’

kiimtaehyng

i remember in second grade i got a new purple sharpener and this girl who i was “friends” with asked me to have it and I was like ???? no my mom just bought this for me yesterday and she said “if you dont give me the sharpener we’re not friends anymore” and i just said “okay” and she was like “So you’re giving me the sharpener??” and i was like “why are you talking to me? we’re not friends” and i wish i was still as savage as i was back then